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Expiation App
Player: Star
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Age: 31
Current Characters: None
Character Name: Gilgamesh ( Archer )
Character Canon: Fate/Grand Order
Canon Point: Final Singularity: Solomon & Beyond
Age: ??? appears to be a young man in his early 20’s.
Crime:
Background: Here !
Personality:
Gilgamesh is an enigmatic Archer-Class Servant, though he claims he is only put in that Class because he primarily uses his abilities and treasures as projectiles. He cares not about his Servant’s Title. Being born into great wealth and much more divinity than other demigods, Gilgamesh grew up to be a conceited and tyrannical ruler.
Gilgamesh is highly arrogant and selfish, claiming that everything in the world is his possession and that he is the only king. He cannot acknowledge authority from anybody else, not even the gods. Yet, despite those claims, Gilgamesh is not all that bad. He respects and trusts his one and only friend, Enkidu, and is more sociable than one would realize. He enjoys the presence of children and often dotes on them if they please him ( which isn’t hard ). He enjoys playing with them. He can respect other Servants and Rulers if they are to his liking, i.e., Ozymandias and Iskander.
He is incredibly self-confident in everything he does, and because of that proud nature, he overestimates his opponents and does not take them seriously. Usually showering them with his Noble Phantasms. That is his greatest weakness and biggest strength once he considers taking his opponent more seriously, allowing him not to hesitate to pull out his more potent weapons. Despite his claims of easily executing others, Gilgamesh will not kill discriminatingly.
His views are pretty simple, as Gilgamesh’s way of life is based on “himself”. He treats good and evil equally, as Gilgamesh himself can be either equally good or equally evil in the eyes of others. He does not care what others think of him. His view on death is also simple: all living beings are "something that is about to die" or "something that will one day die." If he decides that there is a "being that should die this moment," he will execute the sentence no matter if they should be a sage or a god. If it is an astute judgment synonymous with universal truth or even misrule during a drunken stupor, anything carried out by him, the absolute king, becomes the indisputable sentence of the king.
Gilgamesh stated that he would only kill a person when their soul is hideous or when they are hostile towards him.
Despite his seemingly tyrant attitude and personality, Gilgamesh is bored and looking for anything interesting or entertaining. Though he is not looking for friends for Enkidu, who will be his only companion, Gilgamesh, as a Counter Guardian of the planet, must always think about the future; thus, he cannot allow friends or humans to interfere with his decisions.
Because of his enormous ego, Gilgamesh tries to make a joke but somehow brags about himself or something that only he can understand. Ultimately, he gets angry and states it was an “AUO Joke.” Sadly, he gets disappointed and frustrated when nobody understands his humor. However, his personality has become more stable and closer to what it is in real life, so Gilgamesh is a bit more lenient with other people. He still calls them “mongrels,” but he does not spit out death threats.
Praise him, and he shall give you mercy and grace.
Abilities:
I am nerfing Gigamesh, sealing up his most powerful abilities. I do not plan on getting into fight threads ( I wish to avoid them at all costs ); I want Gilgamesh to act like a big lazy cat watching whatever is happening here.
A Servant Skill does not exactly initiate in battle. They are more akin to traits than anything else, such as charisma and super intuition.
Parameters:
Alignment: Chaotic good
Strength: B
Endurance: B
Agility: B
Mana: A
Luck: A
Noble Phantasm: EX
Class skills:
Independent Action (A): the ability to remain independent from one’s master while rejecting the prana supply. The higher the rank, the greater the possibility of a Servant staying in the world without a contract. It is both a pro and a con, where the Servant can focus on their own Noble Phantasms without taking from the Master. The downside is that they are much harder to control without a Command Spell. Gilgamesh can remain in the world for a week without a Master.
Though in this World, Gilgamesh has no need for a Master. He is more or less a Stray Servant.
Magic Resistance ( C ): Able to grant the Servant protection against magical effects. Cancel spells with a chant below two verses. Can’t defend against magecraft of High-Thaumaturgy. However, Gilgamesh somehow avoided this as his armor and Gate of Babylon had many items that cancel out high magic like an A rank.
Personal Skills:
Charisma (A): the natural talent to command an army. At A-Rank, it is said that one has achieved the most outstanding level of popularity as a human being.
Yet despite this Charisma being A-Rank, Gilgamesh’s personality makes it hard for others to get along with him. It seems that children flock to him more than adults.
Divinity (B) is simply the measure of whether one has Divine Spirit aptitude. Gilgamesh’s rank was supposed to be A+ as being 2/3 God, but his dislike for the Gods decreased his value.
Gilgamesh does not believe in himself as a God and thinks of himself as more similar to Man.
Golden Rule (A): To measure one’s fortune to acquire wealth. Gilgamesh has never heard of money problems, let alone being poor. If possible, Gilgamesh could probably print out money.
Collector (EX): the talent to collect high-quality goods. A luck that draws rare items to the possession of the Servant. However, the Master gets nothing out of this skill. Gilgamesh is a collector of treasures. Within his era, he aggregated and sealed unto his collection all the fruits of civilization. Rather than ‘possession of individual items,’ it would be more appropriate to say that the true treasure he grasped was ‘the very essence of human ingenuity.’ All that falls beyond the Treasury of the King are those creations of ‘new concepts’ crafted by Post-Humans and items derived from the civilizations of other celestial bodies.
Noble Phantasms:
Note: Time to nerf my favorite man!
Ea: Gilgamesh’s most powerful Noble Phantasm contained in the Gate of Babylon. It is a sword that only Gilgamesh possessed and carries the name of the water god of his time. It is an Anti-World Noble Phantasm with an EX rank and ranges from 1 to 999 people. Yes, this sword can break worlds.
For the game's sake, this sword is “sealed” away and is unusable. However, I do not plan on making Gilgamesh “fight” in Expedition, so this sword will never see the light of day.
Enuma Elish: the activation of ea. Sealed alongside Ea.
Gate of Babylon: Gilgamesh’s most used Noble Phantasm, though it is not the one that makes up for his true name. It can be summoned anywhere in any direction. It has all of the world's treasures and the prototype Noble Phantasms.
However, the Gate of Babylon does not only hold weapons. It also keeps his private aircraft, Vimana, and other treasures. Gilgamesh has clothes, jewelry, food, furniture, and whatever you can think of. He’s a Golden Doraemon.
The Gate of Babylon is his personal Treasure Room to which only Gilgamesh has access as long as he has the “Key.”
Gilgamesh does not have access to all the weapons in his vault. He has only 25% of his inventory.
Currently in the Gate of Babylon:
- 5% Weapons ( All Weapons costing less than 1k )
- 5% Clothes
- 5% Food & Drinks
- 5% Furniture
- 5% Treasure Junk ( PS5, Nintendo Switch, Vehicles, & Toys )
Inventory:
Gilgamesh will not have anything “physical” on him. Perhaps just a wallet and a golden black card. Everything that is needed is stored in the Gate of Babylon.
Samples:
Here
Here
Questions:
None. Please let me know if there needs to be anymore adjustments.